Tower & conductor system
Main route structures and conductor system.
- Lattice towers or transmission monopoles
- Tower steelwork, attachments and fasteners
- ACSR or ACAR phase conductors
- Earth wire and OPGW
- Foundation bolts and templates where included
A coordinated 132kV transmission line package covering towers, conductors, insulator strings, line fittings, OPGW, earthing and project delivery control.

A 132kV material package typically covers lattice towers or monopoles, ACSR/ACAR conductors, earth wire and OPGW, 145kV insulation strings, suspension and tension hardware, yoke and grading hardware, joints, repair sleeves, dampers, tower earthing, terminal interfaces, fiber fittings, inspection evidence and tower-coded packing.
The following values organize the first technical review. They do not replace the utility specification.
Every group is checked against the same structures, conductors, insulation, equipment interfaces and approved project codes.
Main route structures and conductor system.
Mechanical and electrical assemblies matched to the approved design.
Terminal materials, communication and supply records.
Use approved string drawings to close insulator coupling, hardware orientation and corona-control interfaces.
Coordinate conductor diameter, RTS and operating temperature with clamps, joints, repair systems and dampers.
Confirm OPGW tower attachments, down-leads and joint closure locations along the route.
Separate tower steelwork, line hardware and terminal equipment responsibilities in the BOQ.
Unknown fields may be marked “to be confirmed,” but they should remain visible in the clarification list.
Yes. The approved assembly drawing should define every insulator, fitting, yoke, grading component and attachment interface.
Yes when tower drawings, steel grades, bolt requirements, galvanizing specification, quantities and packing codes are confirmed.
Yes. Required drawings, test reports, inspection points, traceability and packing records should be specified before production.